I saw this sign yesterday and agree with the sentiment. To often I hear people complain instead of express what they are thankful for. Family and where I live are two of my many blessings.
The sign did catch my interest, however. Do they really want fir “bows” or fir “boughs”. I’ve often said I got through college with a dictionary under one armpit, so I am hesitant to point fingers. I read it as “bow”….something you put on a package. Perhaps someone else reads it as “bow”, what you do when you bend at the waist. Perhaps I should call them. Maybe it wouldn’t fit with “boughs”. Perhaps they did it to get my attention. What do you think?
Je te souhaite un Happy Thanksgiving
I think it means they are looking for fir bows to make Christmas wreaths (bow as in knot, a knot made with fir branches).
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone! My husband & I certainly give thanks for his early retirement and this special place we call home! May everyone have a wonderful day filled with family & food & good thoughts!
Happy Thanksgiving to you, dear Norma, and to all your family!
Do you think they could have meant furbelow? Something showy or superfluous; a bit of showy ornamentation?
What kind of a store is for this sign? That might give us a clue as to bows, boughs, etc. Happy Thanksgiving Sister!
I was thankful to be with family yesterday and enjoyed the entire experience. Visit my blog and you’ll read for what I am thankful. Probably shared by many. Yes, we should express our appreciation and thanks more often, and I shall try to do that!